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> Windshield out for paint?
xsurfer
post Jun 12 2007, 07:54 AM
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Why do some of us leave the windshield in? I can't understand not removing the windshield while painting. How do you assure yourself that no problems await without taking the windshield out?

Is there windshield rubber available. I want to show the car.

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Pat Garvey
post Jun 12 2007, 09:38 PM
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Well, to remove it you have to remove the trim. To do so without bending it (in the slightest) is VERY difficult. To replace it is mucho costo IF you can find it.

The biggest reason for not removing the windshield is that most shops will not take responsibility if it cracks. Oh sure, they'll find you a cobbled up windshield from Taiwan (or worse), but you WILL pay DEARLY for it.

No reason it can't stay in - unless you have rust around the edges, AND they can properly mask (which ain't rocket science).

Unless you're doing a major resto, for concours or resale to that market, or your windshield is cracked, or your trim is shit - leave it in. Just be sure that the shop knows WHY you're leaving it in & what you expect from them.
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